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Originally Posted by Jim Garfield

I've done this too. You don't need a broker if you are bring the car across the border yourself. Look on the epa and dot websites for what they require, get a certificate from PCNA that the car met epa/dot standards when new. All they were interested in at the border when I came across was the duty, but it's better to be prepared with the appropriate paperwork. Have insurance for the car and get a temporary plate.

Bad advice, you will not get across the border. The customs guys verified my VINs, and all the customs docs, with annoying attention to detail. And I did this 3 years ago. Proper documentation is the key. Remember you are not the first to do this.
eric